The Council of Majorca's heritage department has acquired two Majorcan coins from the Muslim era, which are described as "unique and of great value" and that were put up for auction in Barcelona. The Council has paid 35,000 euros for coins that an expert in numismatics, Antoni Calero, had feared could fall into "foreign hands".
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Council of Majorca acquires Muslim-era coins
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